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Skedule
Reply 2
ooo yea i say skedule, but I prefer shedule so I'm gonna work on that:smile:
Reply 3
For me it's skedule for something like an itinerary, but for a part of an Act of Parliament then its a shed-ule.
Reply 4
Why so curious?
Reply 5
I say skedual but I think soft sh is cute. I wouldn't say it though - It'd feel weird.
Reply 6
Skedual.
Reply 7
Annie354
Why so curious?

Because I work with a product called telescheduler and frequently have to refer to it. Always chop and change. lol
ʃɛd
Reply 9
cowsgoquack
ʃɛd

Pardon?
Reply 10
Hard C
Reply 12

WTH? I'm not after a lesson. lol. A simple 1 or 2 in the poll will do :tongue:
SillyFencer
WTH? I'm not after a lesson. lol. A simple 1 or 2 in the poll will do :tongue:


I voted 2 :haughty:
Reply 14
cowsgoquack
I voted 2 :haughty:

hehe... ta :tongue:
Reply 15
Sked-g-ule
Soft "sh" of course. Schedule.
The "hard c" method of pronunciation is the American way. :yep: It's like they say Lieutenant (as in Loo-tenant) in America, while we pronounce it "left-tenant".
Please don't succumb to the Americanisms, TSRians, I beg of you*! (The poll results disappoint me greatly).

(*unless you actually *are* American, in which case, you're excused)
SnowAngel
Hard C


:woo: Nooo!!
That's the *American* pronunciation. :eek3:
Reply 18
treasureBelle
Soft "sh" of course. Schedule.
The "hard c" method of pronunciation is the American way. :yep: It's like they say Lieutenant (as in Loo-tenant) in America, while we pronounce it "left-tenant".
Please don't succumb to the Americanisms, TSRians, I beg of you*! (The poll results disappoint me greatly).

(*unless you actually *are* American, in which case, you're excused)


Speak for yourself. :s-smilie:
Thud
Speak for yourself. :s-smilie:


:dontknow:
Well, that's the proper pronunciation, anyway.

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